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The public service stations
The unit's management has
representation in the Italian National
Civil Protection System, the Italian
Interior Ministry's Centre for Traffic
Coordination and the Italian National
Motorway Security Council.
In 2009, the broadcasting programme
launched the year before was
developed, improving and intensifying
links with the aforementioned services.
The Isoradio network intensified links
with the Motorway Concession Holders
and with the other Departments
operating throughout the territory, such
as the Civil Protection Corps, Highway
Police, Carabinieri, Fire Brigade,
Government Forestry Department and
the Harbour Offices. A series of links
were activated with Trenitalia and the
Authorities for Regulating and
Controlling the Civil Aviation System
(ENAC) in order to offer a broader
picture of the country's transport
situation.
During the period of the earthquake in
L'Aquila, programming was
strengthened via links with the Civil
Protection Emergency Room and with
programme specialists sent by
Management to monitor the
developments of the emergency services
operating on site.
The Channel was also kept open at
night for several days after the disaster.
During the G8, a Civil Protection Corps
project enabled an expansion of the
area of coverage along the whole
length of the A24 and A25 motorways
(Rome-Teramo-L'Aquila), improving
ratings.
All the work carried out during the
summits of the Heads of Government
were monitored, with particular attention
paid to the implications on transport.
As regards the service of Cciss- Viaggiare Informati a tender announced by the Ministry of Transport allowed the renewal of the IT systems and TV graphics for displaying the news. Relations were also intensified with the TV News Programmes in order to increase the number of bulletins when necessary (exceptional snowfall, summer holiday traffic peaks, etc.).
As regards the content of Filodiffusione, the programming of station IV (easy-listening music) was completely renewed, while new productions were broadcast on station V (classical music) and the website was improved.